Ho-Oh (Full-Force Battle ~Legendary Pokémon Challenge!~)

Ho-Oh
ホウオウ Houou
Legendary
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Name Ho-Oh
Types Tretta Fire type.pngTretta Flying type.png Fire/Flying
Energy ????
Grade
Tretta Mega Evolution icon.png
This Pokémon can Mega Evolve into Mega Venusaur.
Dream Grassium Z Sprite.png
Once the player has built up a sufficient charge, this Pokémon can use its Z-Move.
Dream Leaf Stone Sprite.png
This Pokémon can evolve into Venusaur after being used in battle.
Dream Blue Orb Sprite.png
This Pokémon will undergo Primal Reversion and become Primal Kyogre when brought into battle.
Ga-Olé Double Rush.png
Double Rush
This Pokémon can use an additional move after using its first.
Ga-Olé Rush Combo.png
Rush Combo
This Pokémon can perform a combo with the following Pokémon:
006
009
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Ho-Oh (Japanese: ホウオウ Houou) is a Trophy Pokémon Ga-Olé disk. It is one of the Promotional disks.

Disk data

Move
Tretta Fire type.png Sacred Fire
Ga-Olé Double Rush.png
Double Rush
Tretta Poison type.png Sludge Bomb
Ga-Olé Z-Move.png
Z-Move
Tretta Grass type.png Bloom Doom
Stats
HP
???
Attack
28
Sp. Attack
???
Defense
???
Sp. Defense
???
Speed
???


Release information

This disk was awarded as a prize at the Full-Force Battle ~Legendary Pokémon Challenge!~ event held at the 48th Next Generation World Hobby Fair, which took place at Makuhari Messe, Chiba on June 23 and 24, 2018. Entrants were challenged to defeat Battle Leader Tobra and his team of three Pokémon. Those who successfully defeated all three Pokémon could select to dispense a "WINNER" version of either this disk or a Lugia disk following the battle. Entrants who were not successful were awarded a non-winner version of either this disk or the Lugia disk at random. Players achieving the 10 highest scores at this event were awarded a certificate and a mounted set of special black lamé versions of the Lugia and Ho-Oh disks in a Perspex case.

More Full-Force Battle ~Legendary Pokémon Challenge!~ events were held as part of the Coro Tour 2018, which was present at a number of Aeon Mall venues across Japan between July 22 and August 26, 2018, and again at any participating store with a Pokémon Ga-Olé arcade machine between August 18 and September 2, 2018. The format was the same as the World Hobby Fair event: entrants who successfully defeated all three opponent Pokémon could choose to dispense a "WINNER" version of either this disk or the Lugia disk. Entrants who were not successful were awarded a non-winner version of either this disk or the Lugia disk at random. The disks awarded at stores with Pokémon Ga-Olé arcade machines are colored gray instead of purple. These events also distributed a Ga-Olé Pass sticker featuring Lugia to all participants and awarded a "WINNER" certificate featuring the event logo to the player achieving the highest score.

Full-Force Battle ~Legendary Pokémon Challenge!~ events that awarded the purple disk variants were later held as part of the Shōwa Autumn Festival at several locations in Gunma Prefecture on October 7, 2018.

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Non-winner version (purple)
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Winner version (black)
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Winner version (grey)
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Non-winner version (grey)
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Event opponents

Battle Leader Tobra
バトルリーダーのトブラ
Ga-Olé Trainer Battle Leader Tobra.png
Tretta Ground type.png
Mudsdale
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Tretta Ground type.png High Horsepower
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Tretta Psychic type.pngTretta Flying type.png
Lugia
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Tretta Flying type.png Aeroblast
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Tretta Fire type.pngTretta Flying type.png
Ho-Oh
250Ho-Oh.png
Tretta Fire type.png Sacred Fire
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed


Trivia

Origin

Sacred Fire is a move that Ho-Oh can learn in the games.


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